Second-seeded Elkhorn (14-1-2) will have home-field advantage throughout regionals and sectionals, beginning Tuesday (5 p.m.) against 15-seed Portage/Poynette (1-13-3).
Five notable performances by area high school athletes over the past week and five events to watch for over the next seven days.
Janesville Craig lost 3-1 at Madison East on Thursday night. The two teams will meet again to open the WIAA tournament Tuesday.
Elkhorn battered rival Delavan-Darien 5-0 to put an emphatic stamp on a flawless league season and win its fifth conference tournament title in seven seasons--all coming at the Comets' expense.
Madison Memorial beat host Janesville Craig 3-0 and Beloit topped visiting Parker 10-0 in Big Eight Conference boys soccer.
The marquee matchup of the week will take place Tuesday in Elkhorn, where the Elks will host Delavan-Darien in the Southern Lakes Conference championship game.
Five notable performances from area high school athletes over the past week and five events to watch for in the coming seven days.
Madison West beat Janesville Craig 6-3, while Madison Memorial beat Janesville Parker 13-0 in Big Eight boys soccer Thursday.
The host Cardinals scored seven times in the first half en route to a 9-1 Big Eight Conference win.
It took until the second half to score, but Janesville Craig's boys soccer team created chances from the start in Friday's 2-0 nonconference victory over Lodi.
The Cougars made some adjustments and were rewarded with a 3-1 victory over Madison La Follette in a Big Eight Conference boys soccer match.
Five notable performances by area high school athletes over the past week, and five events to keep an eye on in the next seven days.
Parker lost 4-1 at Madison La Follette and Craig lost 8-0 to visiting Sun Prairie in Big Eight boys soccer Thursday night.
Ethan Nichols, Vince Seils and Caleb Blair each scored Thursday to lift the Spartans over the Blue Devils.
Samuel Abreu scored twice, while four other players connected for goals as the Wildcats (7-1-1, 3-0-0 Big Eight) stayed perfect in league play.
Five notable area high school sports performances and five events to keep an eye on in the coming week.
The Cougars fell 2-1 to Sturgeon Bay during a nonconference tournament Saturday, while Janesville Parker was beaten ??-?? by Stoughton.
The Cougars conceded two goals in the second half to fall, 2-1, to Kenosha Bradford to open a two-day nonconference tournament hosted by The Prairie School.
Gabe Rubine scored four goals and Janesville Craig's boys soccer team beat Parker 11-1 in a Big Eight Conference match Thursday.
The Elks (4-1-1, 1-0-0 SLC) muscled past the Comets (5-1-1, 0-1-0 SLC) to stake their claim as the favorites in the Southern Lakes Conference.
Ty Bienema did all he could to suppress the offensive firepower of the Beloit Memorial Purple Knights in a Big Eight Conference boys soccer clash Tuesday.
Jackson Stencel scored four goals, and Evansville High's boys soccer team won 11-1 at Janesville Parker on Monday night.
Pablo Guzman Martinez notched a hat trick, and the Comets--coming off their first trip to the state tournament in four years--won 10-0 in an early-season nonconference match.
Goal off free kick helps Cougars open season with nonconference victory
The graduation of proven goal-scorers has hit several area teams, including Janesville Craig, Delavan-Darien, Elkhorn, Evansville and Lake Geneva Badger.
Wisconsin’s three-day soccer showcase is in the books.
A defending state champion can’t often stake a claim that it’s being overlooked.
Almost three months ago, Mike Marse pulled Jason Cano and Zeus Huerta aside.
Two area volleyball teams will tangle with a pair of state powers when the WIAA sectional semifinals take place Thursday night.
The Delavan-Darien boys soccer team continues to make itself at home in Lake Geneva.
Four consecutive goals for Madison West doomed Janesville Craig’s boys soccer team in a 5-1 Big Eigth Conference loss Tuesday night.
Zach Currie scored twice in the first 20 minutes, but the Janesville Craig Cougars were robbed of a win Tuesday when the visiting Madison Memorial Spartans rallied to secure a 3-3 draw in Big Eight action.
